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Addressing
The Baldwin County 911 GIS & Addressing Division creates and maintains 911 addresses outside city limits.
Services include:
- Assigning new 911 addresses
- Verifying existing addresses
- Road/street naming for private drives, easements, and subdivisions
Contact: - Website: baldwin911.org/gis-addressing
- Email: addressing@baldwin911.org
- Phone: 251-947-3911 Call 251-937-0200
Appointments for ALEA Services
Visit alabamadl.alea.gov Schedule, cancel, or reschedule an appointment for any of the services below
- Boating License
- CDL Test
- Motorcycle License/Endorsement
- Non-Driver/State ID
- Driver License Renewal
- Permit/Driving Test
- Road Test
- STAR ID
Appointments for Probate Services
Schedule, cancel, or reschedule an appointment for any of the services below at services.baldwincountyal.gov/probateappointments
- Business Licenses
- Boat Registration
- Boat Renewal
- Business Licenses
- Driver License Renewal
- Manufactured/Mobile Home Registration
- License Plate or Tag Registration and Renewal
- Trailer Registration
- Vehicle Registration
Baldwin Count Services or CRO: 251.580.1666
COURT REFERRAL OFFICERS or CRO's oversee the education, treatment, monitoring and drug testing for individuals convicted of alcohol and drug-related offenses offers educational programs that include Anger Management, and some Court Ordered Driving School.
Burn Permits
Burn Permits are issued by the Alabama Forestry Commission. Alabama law (9-13-11) requires that you obtain a permit for prescribed, agricultural and forestry burns.
- Get a permit
- Online: forestry.alabama.gov/Pages/Fire/Burn_Permits
- Phone: 800-392-5679
Color Code
Color code is the randomized drug testing system used by CRO officers. Participants are assigned an individual color (e.g., teal, watermelon, brown, indigo, bronze, gray, blue) and must call a specific number daily to learn which colors are required to report for testing that day. If a participant's assigned color is called, they must report to a designated collection site within the specified time frame. Contact Baldwin Court Services at 251.580.1666 if you have issues or questions
Court
The Circuit Clerk serves as the official record keeper and business manager for all District and Circuit Court proceedings in Baldwin County, part of the 28th Judicial Circuit of Alabama. Visit baldwin.alacourt.gov for information on judges, courts, filing fees, juror information, and more.
Court Case Information
How do I contact the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk?
Phone: 251‑937‑0280 Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov
The office can answer questions about court cases, filing procedures, and accessing public records.
How do I find information about a court case?
You can search for court cases through the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk website: baldwin.alacourt.gov or contact the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk
How do I find my court date?
Check your scheduled court date on the Circuit Clerk’s website baldwin.alacourt.gov, or call the office at 251‑937‑0280
How do I find filing fees?
Filing fees for civil, criminal, or probate cases are available on the Circuit Clerk’s website or by calling 251‑937‑0280. 0280
How do I request copies of court records?
You can request official copies of court records online at baldwin.alacourt.gov or by contacting the office at 251‑937‑0280. for assistance.
Drug Court
- Drug Court handles cases involving substance abuse by providing close supervision, regular drug testing, treatment services, and swift incentives or sanctions. Eligible individuals charged with drug-related offenses may participate in a recovery program as an alternative to jail. Drug Court also offers enhanced supervision for those whose substance abuse has contributed to criminal behavior, delinquency, or child neglect or abuse. Contact the Circuit Clerks office at 251.937-0280 or visit their website at baldwin.alacourt.gov for more information.
Continuance
- If you need to postpone or reschedule your court date, you must request a continuance from the court handling your case. Approval is not automatic and must be granted by the judge. Contact the Circuit Clerks office at 251.937-0280 or visit their website at baldwin.alacourt.gov for more information
Fines
- Online ticket payments and fines for Eligible District Criminal or Circuit Criminal cases can be made at alapay.com.
- For details on to paying a fine by mail or in person to the Circuit Clerks office visit Baldwin.alacourt.gov.
- District Attorney fine payment information can be found at baldwincountyal.gov/government/district-attorney/pay-fines.
- Municipal Court Fine Payment info can be found by contacting the Municipality involved in your case: Bay Minette Municipal Court, Daphne Municipal Court , Elberta Municipal Court , Fairhope Municipal Court, Foley Municipal Court , Gulf Shores Municipal Court, Loxley Municipal Court, Orange Beach Municipal Court, Robertsdale Municipal Court, Silverhill Municipal Court, Spanish Fort Municipal Court or Summerdale Municipal Court.
- All Municipal court contacts in Baldwin County can be found at baldwincountyal.gov/judicial-contacts.
Court Referral Office/CRO
COURT REFERRAL OFFICERS or A court official who evaluates and monitors individuals convicted of alcohol- or drug-related offenses. CROs oversee court-ordered education, treatment, drug testing, and monitoring; refer individuals to approved programs (such as counseling, AA/NA, Anger Management, or driving school); track compliance; They manage the Color Code program. Call 251.580.1666 to reach the Baldwin Court Services CRO office.
Crime Stoppers
Crime Stoppers of Southwest Alabama is a non-profit organization that provides cash rewards for tips which lead to solving a crime or locating a fugitive. Visit sheriff.baldwincountyal.gov/community-programs-details/crime-stoppers
Food Stamps/Food Assistance
Food assistance (SNAP) is administered by the Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR) through the Baldwin County DHR Food Assistance Division. Eligible households receive monthly benefits on an EBT card to buy food.
Get help or apply:
- Online: dhr.alabama.gov/food-assistance
- Phone: 251-945-4500
LANDFILLS
Library: Baldwin County Public Library System (BCPLS)
Baldwin County Public Library System (BCPLS) provides shared library services for participating libraries throughout Baldwin County. BCPLS offers convenient access to a wide range of resources:
- Where are Baldwin County libraries located? Find library locations throughout Baldwin County. Location information is available on the BCPLS website baldwincountyal.gov/community/bcpls.
- How do I apply for a library card? You can apply for a library card through the Baldwin County Public Library System by visiting a library location (Find a location at baldwincountyal.gov/community/bcpls/baldwin-list-library). A library card provides access to physical and digital materials
- How do I search the library catalog? You can search the BCPLS library catalog online to find books, audiobooks, videos, and other materials available at Baldwin County libraries at baldwin.tlcdelivers.com/#section=home.
- How do I place a hold on a book, audiobook, video or other library materials? You can place a hold on books and other materials through the BCPLS library catalog. Log in with your library card and select Place Hold to request pickup. Go to baldwin.tlcdelivers.com/#section=home
- How do I renew library materials?
You can renew books, audiobooks, videos, and other materials online through the Baldwin County Public Library System (BCPLS) at baldwincountyal.gov/community/bcpls Log in to the library catalog using your library card to renew eligible items.
What digital and online resources does the library offer?
- With a valid library card, the Baldwin County Public Library System provides access to a wide range of digital and online resources, including:
- Alabama DMV Practice Test.
- Alabama Virtual Library with magazine, journal, and newspaper databases for research
- CamelliaNet digital resources. Go to camellia.overdrive.com.
- Children’s (Kids) catalog and family-friendly resources
- Homework Alabama – free one-to-one tutoring, drop-off review services, test preparation, self-paced learning tools, and job search assistance. Visit tutor.com/homework-alabama
- Learning Express Library for test preparation, skill building, and career development
- Libby access for eBooks and audiobooks. Visit libbyapp.com/interview/welcome#doYouHaveACard
Mosquito Control
Mosquito Control – Baldwin County
Get help or apply:
- Inside city limits: Contact your municipality for mosquito control services. Find city contacts at baldwincountyal.gov/government/municipalities
- Outside city limits (county-maintained roads): Baldwin County contracts with Vector Disease Control International (VDCI). Request additional spraying at vdci.net or call 1-800-256-1784
Pistol Permits
Pistol permits in Baldwin County are issued by the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Department.
Apply or manage your permit:
- Online: baldwinal.permitium.com/ccw/start (new permit, renewals, replacements for lost permits, address changes)
- Questions: Call 251-937-0200
Prescription drug disposal
The Baldwin County Community Alliance (BCCA) provides prescription drug drop boxes throughout Baldwin County for safe medication disposal..
Find drop box locations:
Road Name Request
- The Baldwin County 911 GIS & Addressing Division processes request for roads/street names for private drives and easements.
- Website: baldwin911.org/gis-addressing
- Email: addressing@baldwin911.org
- Phone: 251-947-3911 Call 251-937-0200
Contact:
- Online ticket payments and fines for Eligible District Criminal or Circuit Criminal cases can be made at alapay.com.
- For details on to paying a fine by mail or in person to the Circuit Clerks office visit Baldwin.alacourt.gov.
- District Attorney fine payment information can be found at baldwincountyal.gov/government/district-attorney/pay-fines.
- Municipal Court Fine Payment info can be found by contacting the Municipality involved in your case: Bay Minette Municipal Court, Daphne Municipal Court , Elberta Municipal Court , Fairhope Municipal Court, Foley Municipal Court , Gulf Shores Municipal Court, Loxley Municipal Court, Orange Beach Municipal Court, Robertsdale Municipal Court, Silverhill Municipal Court, Spanish Fort Municipal Court or Summerdale Municipal Court.
- All Municipal court contacts in Baldwin County can be found at baldwincountyal.gov/judicial-contacts.
The Circuit Clerk serves as the official record keeper and business manager for all District and Circuit Court proceedings in Baldwin County, part of the 28th Judicial Circuit of Alabama. Visit baldwin.alacourt.gov for information on judges, courts, filing fees, juror information, and more. The office can answer questions about court cases, filing procedures, and accessing public records.
Continuance
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)- A continuance is a request to postpone or reschedule a scheduled court date. Continuances must be requested from the court handling the case.
- Phone: 251.937.0280
- Website:baldwin.alacourt.gov .
- To request a continuance, you must submit the request to the court handling your case. Requests are reviewed by the judge assigned to the case.
- The Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s Office can provide information about the continuance process and required forms but cannot offer legal advice. Phone: 251-937-0280 Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov.
- Official copies of court records may be requested online through baldwin.alacourt.gov or by contacting the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s office at 251-937-0280 for assistance.
What is a continuance?
How do I request a continuance?
Who can help me with a continuance request?
How do I request copies of court records?
Court Case Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)- Court case information can be searched online through the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk website at baldwin.alacourt.gov. You may also contact the Circuit Clerk’s office by phone for assistance.
- Phone: 251.937.0280
- Website: baldwin.alacourt.gov .
- You can check your scheduled court date online at baldwin.alacourt.gov or call the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s office at 251-937-0280.
- Filing fees for civil, criminal, or probate cases are available on the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s website at baldwin.alacourt.gov. You may also call 251-937-0280 for fee information.
- Official copies of court records may be requested online through baldwin.alacourt.gov or by contacting the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s office at 251-937-0280 for assistance.
How do I find information about a court case??
How do I find my court date?
Where can I find filing fees?
How do I request copies of court records?
Court Fines & Payments
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)- Online payments for eligible District Criminal or Circuit Criminal cases can be made at alapay.com.
- Yes. Information on paying a fine by mail or in person at the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s Office is available at baldwin.alacourt.gov.
- Fine payment information related to cases handled by the Baldwin County District Attorney’s Office is available at: baldwincountyal.gov/government/district-attorney/pay-fines
- Municipal Court fine payments must be made through the municipality handling your case. Please contact the appropriate Municipal Court directly.
- Bay Minette
- Daphne
- Elberta
- Fairhope
- Foley
- Gulf Shores
- Loxley
- Orange Beach
- Robertsdale
- Silverhill
- Spanish Fort
- Summerdale
- A complete list of Municipal Court contact information in Baldwin County is available at:
- baldwincountyal.gov/judicial-contacts.
- If you are unsure whether your fine is handled by Circuit Court, District Court, the District Attorney, or a Municipal Court, contact the Baldwin County Circuit Clerk’s Office or review your court paperwork for guidance.
How can I pay a court fine online?
Can I pay a fine by mail or in person?
Where can I find District Attorney fine payment information?
How do I pay a Municipal Court fine?
Municipal Courts in Baldwin County include:
Where can I find contact information for Municipal Courts?
What if I am unsure which court is handling my fine?
Drug Court
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)- Drug Court handles cases involving substance abuse by providing close court supervision, regular drug testing, treatment services, and swift incentives or sanctions. The program focuses on recovery and accountability while reducing repeat offenses.
- Individuals charged with drug-related offenses may be eligible to participate in Drug Court as an alternative to jail. Eligibility is determined by the court based on specific criteria and case circumstances.
- Participants in Drug Court are closely supervised by the court and must comply with treatment plans, drug testing, and court requirements. Incentives or sanctions may be applied based on compliance and progress in the program.
- Visit baldwindrugcourt.com
What is Drug Court?
Who is eligible for Drug Court?
How does Drug Court work?
How do I get more information about Drug Court?
Baldwin County Emergency Management Agency (EMA)
Get preparedness information, videos, disaster checklists, and emergency alert sign-ups from the Baldwin County EMA.
Prepare & plan:
Storm & emergency updates:
Stay informed:
Monitor local news
Follow official Baldwin County EMA social media
Sign up for Alert Baldwin for emergency notifications
The Baldwin County Health Department offers WIC, environmental, and clinical services to the public. Visit alabamapublichealth.gov/baldwin for more information.
All Kids Insurance for Children
ALL Kids is a low-cost, comprehensive healthcare coverage program for eligible children through the Alabama Department of Public Health.
Visit alabamapublichealth.gov/allkids for details or call 251.947.3618.
Clinic Services
- The Baldwin County Health Department provides the following clinic services to the public
- ALL Kids the low-cost, comprehensive healthcare coverage program for eligible children under age 19.
- Alabama Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program
- Epidemiology - The Infectious Diseases & Outbreaks (ID&O) Division
- Disease Control
- Family Planning
- Healthy Child Care Alabama
- Immunizations
- Plan First
- TB Test
Food Inspection Reports
- Inspecting and regulating restaurants and other food service facilities visit alabamapublichealth.gov/baldwin or call 251.947.3618.
Septic Permits
- Find out about Applications, fees, and permits required to install, repair, modify, or certify septic tanks/sewage systems at alabamapublichealth.gov/baldwin/environmental-services.html or all 251.947.3618
WIC Program
The Women, Infants and Children's or WIC Program provides supplemental nutrition assistance for:
- Pregnant women
- Breastfeeding women
- Women who have had a baby within the last 6 months
- Infants
- Children under age 5
For More Information: Visit alabamapublichealth.gov/health
Phone Numbers: - 251-937-6935
- 251-946-8040
- 251-943-7260
Law enforcement in Baldwin County includes county, municipal, and state agencies.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is responsible for law enforcement in unincorporated are
- The Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) is the primary law enforcement agency for unincorporated areas of the county.
- Non-emergency: 251-937-0210
- Emergency: 911
Which cities and towns within Baldwin County maintain their own police forces.
- Contact information for each municipal police department is listed below:
- Bay Minette Police: 251-580-2559
- Daphne Police: 251-621-9100
- Elberta Police: 251-965-5300
- Fairhope Police: 251-928-2385
- Foley Police: 251-943-4431
- Gulf Shores Police: 251-968-2431
- Loxley Police: 251-964-6000
- Orange Beach Police: 251-981-9777
- Robertsdale Police: 251-947-2222
- Silverhill Police: 251-945-5200
- Spanish Fort Police: 251-626-4914
- Summerdale Police: 251-947-4010
What State or Specialty Law Enforcement Agencies operate in Baldwin County?
- The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), including Highway Patrol and State Troopers, operates throughout Baldwin County.
- Mobile office: 251-315-0103
- Mobile office: 251-315-0103
Who should I contact for emergencies??
- Call 911 for all emergencies.
- For non-emergencies, contact your local police department or the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office at 251-937-021Law enforcement in Baldwin County includes county, municipal, and state agencies.
Schools in Baldwin County
Baldwin County Council on Aging serve as an advocate for Baldwin County seniors. To educate and enlist the support of all levels of government, service agencies and private organizations that can assist with securing resources and implementing programs.
Visit https://baldwincountyal.gov/departments/council-on-aging
- BRATS Public Transportation provides affordable, door-to-door, and deviated fixed-route services via an on-demand app, helping residents and visitors with essential trips like work, shopping, and appointments across the large rural area. BRATS uses technology, including a smartphone app and web booking, to manage demand-response services for the general public, including connecting to other regional transit systems like Wave Transit and Baylinc.
- Website: baldwincountyal.gov/departments/brats-public-bus-transportation
- Get the Mobile App: baldwincountyal.gov/departments/brats-public-bus-transportation
- Phone: 251-972-6817
Contact:
Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs (ADVA)
The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs has an office located at the Foley Satellite Courthouse,
201 E. Section Avenue, Foley, AL.
Phone: 251-937-0218
Office hours and appointment information are available at:
Veteran Service Officers (VSOs) assist veterans, their dependents, and survivors with applying for and processing benefits and entitlements through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as state benefits provided by Alabama law for those who served honorably in the U.S. Armed Forces.
Services Available Through the Baldwin County Veterans Affairs Office
- The Baldwin County Veterans Affairs Office can assist veterans and their families with:
- Answering general questions by phone, email, or in person
- Filing original disability claims
- Reopening claims for increased disability ratings
- Appeals
- Clothing allowance claims
- Combat-related special pay
- Non-service-connected pension claims
- Survivor pension claims
- Medical expense reports for proportionate pension recipients
- Survivor Benefit Plan assistance
- Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) claims
- Burial benefit claims
- VA healthcare enrollment or transfer
- Education benefits
Contact Baldwin County Citizen Service Center
251.580.1695
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